SALES: Learn about the benefits of the new Bill.com experience and all the migration tools, training, and resources available to firms and clients.
Learn about the benefits of the new Bill.com experience and all the migration tools, training, and resources available to firms and clients.
As an accountant, you need to advocate for reliable and efficient accounts payable process at any business you support. But how can you make sure that happens? Learn more about performing regular accounts payable (AP) audits.
ACH and wire transfers are both ways to move money from one bank account to another. Each type of transfer has certain advantages over the other when it comes to the payment process, the speed of payment, the cost of the transaction, the security behind the transactions, and how businesses can best use them. Here’s what you need to know about the differences between ACH transfers and wire transfers.
Learn about the benefits of the new Bill.com experience and all the migration tools, training, and resources available to firms and clients.
Where do you find more value? It will always begin with the client. Firms must become more collaborative with clients in their pricing to unlock the value the client desires from their firm. And it can be surprising to the firm owner to realize that clients don’t often know what they value. Clients can typically tell a firm what they need, but they struggle to tell the firm what they want. The wants are where you’ll find the value in the client relationship
In this post, learn about Vendor Direct, a Mastercard single-use virtual card payment. This new digital payment method is secure and faster than check payments. Vendor Direct payments provide speed and convenience for firms, businesses, and vendors, helping Bill.com fulfill our goal to help our customers and their clients move away from paper based processes.
Influencers aren’t made overnight. It takes commitment, effort and time to build your reputation and become an effective agent of change. But know this...EVERYONE has an inner influencer within them...just waiting to come out. And, yes, that includes you.
Geni Whitehouse shares her proven checklist of actions to help draw out your inner influencer. As a notable influencer herself, she knows full well that without the proper cred, you can’t incite people to take action and make change.
In this post, Lee discusses seven strategies to revive your firm’s growth and build momentum over time. He’ll also share some key insights from recent research that sheds light on how high-growth accounting firms are using firm-wide, high-visibility expertise to keep their businesses moving forward.
In part II of this series we’ll cover the remaining three best practices for growing your firm with a remote team.
The way we work has dramatically evolved over the years to an “always on” environment largely due to advancements in technology. Employees, especially millennials and boomers, want more flexibility and in return are likely to stay with a firm longer when they can opt to work remote. Here’s a few tips on how to grow your firm with a remote team.
Are you ready for a smarter way to handle B2B payments? Digital business payments have transformed B2B payments. Instead of relying on inefficient and time-consuming paper checks to pay and get paid, companies are embracing innovations that accompany digital business payments such as AR and AP automation. The Bill.com Intelligent Business Payments Platform will revolutionize every aspect of the way you handle bill payment.
Today’s entrepreneurial-centric firms are leveraging decades of tax and accounting knowledge while also embracing an entrepreneurial mindset. In Part II of this blog series, we’ll introduce you to the final four skills you’ll need to transform your firm.
This article is the third of our Accountant Entrepreneur series that offers the questions you should ask yourself.
Accountants can now make the transition from living the dogma of the past to working like a true entrepreneur—no matter where you are on your career path In Part I of this blog series, we’ll introduce you to the first four of the eight skills that will help set you on the path you choose, not the path that was inherited.
This article is the second of our Accountant Entrepreneur series that offers the questions you should ask yourself.